Mike McClure, a daily Fantasy sports professional who has amassed more than $2 million in career winnings, is a trusted voice for MLB DFS enthusiasts. On Wednesday, June 10, McClure’s powerful prediction model runs 10,000 simulations of every game, producing optimal lineups that are shared exclusively on SportsLine.
The model flags a compelling matchup as Chicago travels to face Colorado and its veteran right‑hander Michael Lorenzen, who enters the game with an 8.01 ERA. While Lorenzen’s recent performances have been inconsistent, the Brewers’ lineup offers several high‑upside options that exploit his tendencies.
Why the Brewers Stack Stands Out
At the center of the recommendation is Brewers outfielder Jackson Chourio. Over his last three games Chourio has collected seven hits, including a home run, and his season‑long batting line of .301/.356/.496 represents a career high. He also boasts a .324 average on the road, making him a particularly attractive piece against a right‑handed pitcher.
McClure suggests stacking Chourio with fellow outfielder Sal Frelick. Frelick’s on‑base plus slugging (OPS) is 299 points higher against right‑handed pitchers than left‑handed ones, a split that aligns perfectly with the opposing pitcher’s profile. The synergy between the two can create a high‑run inning that fuels the rest of the lineup.
Beyond the Brewers stack, the analyst points to several other appealing pieces. Alex Bregman, Pete Crow‑Armstrong and Nico Hoerner all present favorable matchups, while Yordan Alvarez, Bobby Witt Jr., Kyle Schwarber and others add depth to the optimal lineup.
The game in question is the final contest of a three‑game series at Las Vegas Ballpark, a venue where the first two games combined for an average of 20.5 total runs. That high‑scoring trend suggests a fertile environment for aggressive stacking strategies.
Fans can access McClure’s full optimal lineups on SportsLine, where the analyst’s proprietary model is updated in real time. The recommendations are supported by partnerships with leading DFS platforms, including DraftKings, FanDuel and Kalshi, which provide the infrastructure for players to act on the picks.